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Compass: Carnegie Mellon University

8/01/2021 – 8/31/2024

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Compass Food Service: University of Pittsburgh

3/01/2022 – 2/28/2025

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Parkhurst Food Service: Duquesne University

3/01/2022 – 2/28/2025

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University of Pittsburgh Agreement

1/01/2021 – 12/31/2024

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Carnegie Mellon University

1/01/2024 – 12/31/2027

32BJ SEIU Endorses Ken Thompson

NEW YORK—The executive board of 32BJ SEIU has voted to endorse Ken Thompson for Brooklyn District Attorney. Thompson has a proven track record of fighting to protect working families. “The men and women of 32BJ are proud to endorse Ken Thompson for Brooklyn District Attorney because he understands that hardworking families need a champion,” said […]

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Latino Leaders from Around the City Gather to Say: Let the House Vote! No Compromise on a Path to Citizenship!

NEW YORK—Latino community leaders, labor leaders and elected officials from every corner of New York City gathered Tuesday on the steps of City Hall to explain why they are rallying Oct. 5 as part of a national day of action. In the face of conservative threats to water down the immigration reform bill now stuck

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32BJ Calls Stop-And-Frisk Override A Victory For Civil Rights

NEW YORK — 32BJ SEIU, the largest property service union in the country, today congratulated City Council, especially Speaker Christine Quinn and sponsor Councilman Jumaane Williams, on the successful override of Mayor Bloomberg’s veto of the Community Safety Act. “This is a historic day, and a turning point in the relationship between the New York

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Low Road On The High Line: Workers Protest Low Wages, Poor Benefits At Park’s Posh New Buildings

More than 100 people, including workers in buildings along the High Line—the elevated park with scenic views and pricey artisanal treats at a once down-and-out area of the city—and their supporters marched for fairness and higher wages and benefits standards at the park’s luxury apartments. Employers in the neighborhood are hiking prices to take advantage

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